Well, at least he said "please."
Well, at least he said "please."
I might have been on board with the franchise idea. Like the four of them somehow found themselves in similar dire straits, hard up for cash, and think having a Ghostbusters franchise is a fast way to make a load of it because maybe there's a ton of them around again. Cue them realizing the job sucks dick, there's…
Retired to be with his family.
In Milwaukee, we start early on that.
Actually….a bartender that used to work at a restaurant we still go to, did make avocado margaritas. And he claimed they sold pretty well.
It wasn't there before? Maybe it was just me.
I could swear I read somewhere that Davies said that Ten's on-screen time is basically his entire lifetime.
Considering the audio plays are apparently canon now, it's even more awkward since Eight was stranded on Orbis for six hundred years, so he's no spring chicken by his last appearance already.
I'm on the fence about the new UNIT audio, mostly because I keep needing to plunk down the cash for Eight. Damn things aren't cheap.
Or they could say she regenerated and have a new actress. (Though she's supposed to be only half Time Lord, isn't she? Can she properly regenerate?)
It's not exactly the same, but she does show up in the Big Finish audio plays, as does her son.
Yes. Matt Smith is no longer there. (I may have thrown a party when he regenerated into Capaldi.)
Well, if that plucky youngster Bernie Sanders had a chance in Hell…
Donal Gibson taking Mel's parts….and his hand, hammering in the nail in Christ's hand. May as well go all the way and let him try directing, too.
And Minnie Driver goes exactly nowhere.
I had no real problem with 3 until the last half of "His Last Vow," where it went so far off the fucking rails of sense.
I don't care what anyone thinks; that absurdly great little music number and the "take me home" joke in Walk of Doom is a thing of hilarity. Especially the music.
Next, it'll be Doctor Who, just watch.
Tuxedo Kamen is the epitome of "doof on the roof," that's no lie. Even though I watched the shit out of the dub when it first aired in '95, it was pretty obvious he was an idiot. And that their Magical Romance was hilariously unbelievable most of the time, unless the chips were down.
Yeah, but you can chalk that up to parental fear: his (only recently revealed) daughter just disappeared into the darkness. Many parents would probably do the first thing they thought of and just run after her.